Different kinds of spiders lead to different concerns. While we tend to think of house spiders as largely harmless, there are some spiders native to Arizona that can pose more serious risks to you and your loved ones. The problems that each of our local spiders can cause demonstrate why pest control applied by trained…

Spiders are arachnids that prey on insects, other spiders, and many other creatures. Spiders have eight legs and fangs that can inject venom.  Many spiders create silky webs that snare flies and other forms of prey, while others rely on “ambush-style” methods of hunting.  More than 40,000 types of spiders exist throughout the world. How many…

No one wants to see cockroaches or cockroach eggs in your Phoenix home. The three most common types of cockroaches are brown-banded cockroaches, German cockroaches, and American cockroaches. They are elusive, quick, and excellent at staying out of sight. Most cockroaches living in Arizona gravitate to tight and moist areas with easy access to food. Contact the Phoenix pest control professionals…

It’s not unusual to see ants; this is especially true if food is nearby. Given their prevalence and small size, many people aren’t worried about ants. Sometimes, it’s assumed they’ll just move along on their own. In actuality, professional pest control in Phoenix is needed to handle them. Several species, like fire and carpenter ants, are more…

Birds can add beauty to your yard and make you feel tucked away in a beautiful retreat as you listen to their songs. But some species can quickly turn into pests that risk your home, landscaping, and sanity.  With professional bird control in Phoenix, AZ, you can reduce the number of unwanted birds around your home….

There are a lot of things about life in Phoenix that are different from other cities – including the presence of venomous scorpions in our homes, lawns, and gardens. These predatory pests have gathered quite a reputation from Hollywood movies and pop culture. But how much do you truly know about scorpions, and how can…